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Overview: Customer service
in banking is one of the most important ways to keep customers coming back. It includes
responding to customers’ questions and complaints in a thorough and timely manner
and interacting with customers through faceto- face meetings, telephone, mail, fax
and email. Most, if not all, bank employees are involved in some aspect of customer
service.

A complaint is an expression of concern or dissatisfaction by any party against
a bank. Because of increased competition, banks are required to become more and
more customer-focused. It is more costly to acquire new customers than it is to
retain existing customers.

Retaining customers requires customer service staff in banks to provide service
that is quick, error-free and convenient. Good customer service is the heart of
banking. Today banks have a wide variety of competitors for business. Because of
the amount of competition, unique products in the banking industry aren’t as important
as outstanding customer service. Banks continually strive for improvements in this
area.

Examples of such techniques include taking customer surveys and monitoring calls
that come in through the call center. Incentives, such as customer service awards,
may be offered to encourage staff members to improve the customer support they offer.

NCH has entered into convergence with several banks where complaints related to
respective banks are sent through electronic mail for immediate redressal. We facilitate
companies to get back to their consumer & vice versa consumer to the respective
companies. We are persuading other banks to join this process for customer complaint
redressal mechanism.

There are certain banks shirking to join such arrangements with us and our efforts
are on to bring them into the system Redressal System NCH is providing the names
and addresses of not only the nodal officer, Principal Nodal officer but also Bank
CEO's / Chairman, as this is proving to be the only effective mechanism which works.

These details may be obtained by dialing NCH.

Tier 1: The first tier of redressal advised by NCH to complainants
is the nodal officers of the banks concerned or the zonal heads. However in a number
of banks, the internal redressal mechanisms of the banks were inadequate.

Tier 2: . Banking is one of the few sectors, which have the tier
II system in the Banking Ombudsman Scheme covering the entire country.

Tier 3: In case the Tier 1 & 2 do not provide respite, the
consumer can approach the Reserve Bank of India. Convergence The following 15 banks,
both under Public & private sectors, are a part of convergence @ NCH. Other
banks have been approached but they are reluctant to join.